Less than four weeks after it was said in a national paper that he was in the England manager mix, Scott Parker was sacked for the second time this season.
Arsenal legend Martin Keown has criticised one Chelsea player for swinging a “lazy leg” at the ball in the build-up to the Gunners’ goal.
The kickback to the kickback to the kickback is here for Richarlison-gate and Manchester United have ended up with their best squad in years.
One very heavy defeat isn’t usually enough to merit a sacking, but Bournemouth were clearly unhappy at Parker’s comments after the Liverpool match.
Scott Parker has been sacked by newly-promoted Bournemouth after their 9-0 drubbing by Liverpool over the weekend.
Parker has said he will make a late call on Bournemouth striker Solanke ahead of Saturday’s home match against Arsenal.
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Parker has only ever finished a season being promoted or relegated. This campaign seems no different.
Bournemouth are stuttering. Blackburn and Forest are motoring. Nigel Pearson is spluttering.
Bournemouth would have been more Norwich than Brentford if they had been promoted in the summer.
“We had a young, young team out there and I am immensely proud of what they stood up to.”
It’s hard to see why Bournemouth were so intent on getting Scott Parker. Fulham will shed no tears.
Scott Parker has been appointed head coach of Sky Bet Championship side Bournemouth on a three-year deal.
Parker was unable to guide Fulham to Premier League safety as they finished 18th in the recent campaign.
Scott Parker is set to swap London for the south coast in the coming days…
Scott Parker may be swapping London for the south coast…
Ferguson has kept a keen eye on the Premier League and has named a young duo who have impressed him.
Scott Parker remains “committed” to Fulham for the “foreseeable future”.
Craven Cottage will welcome up to 2,000 supporters on Sunday for the visit of Newcastle.
Fulham went down with barely a whimper. That was poor and some of it is on Scott Parker.
“The most important thing is finishing this season. I need the players to understand that the spotlight’s constantly on them.”
The Cottagers’ most recent stint in the Premier League lasted just one season after they were relegated.
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Scott Parker was dejected at full-time as Fulham’s Premier League journey ended at Craven Cottage.
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“At the end of this road there might be failure overall, there have been some real uplifts as well.”
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The Cottagers are seven points from safety as they prepare to face Chelsea.
“I need to try and change the mindset of my players. The reason I believe is because it’s so close.”
The Serbian delivered a stirring address to his Fulham team-mates following last week’s dramatic defeat by Wolves.